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Rent A Campervan in Bulgaria

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Bulgaria with a campervan rental. Discover ancient cities, stunning coastlines, and majestic mountains at your own pace. With a campervan, you have the freedom to explore Bulgaria's hidden gems and create lasting memories. Find the perfect campervan rental in Bulgaria to suit your travel style.

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Must-See Destinations in Bulgaria with Your Campervan

Bulgaria offers a diverse range of attractions, from historical sites to natural wonders, making it an ideal destination for campervan exploration. With your campervan rental, you can easily access remote areas and enjoy the country's beauty at your own rhythm.

  • The Ancient City of Plovdiv: Explore the rich history of Plovdiv, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe. Park your campervan and wander through the charming Old Town, admire the Roman Theatre, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
  • The Black Sea Coast: Bulgaria's Black Sea coast boasts stunning beaches, lively resorts, and picturesque fishing villages. Drive along the coast and discover hidden coves, enjoy water sports, and savor fresh seafood. Popular spots include Sunny Beach, Nessebar, and Sozopol.
  • The Rila Mountains: Escape to the majestic Rila Mountains, home to the iconic Rila Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hike through breathtaking landscapes, visit glacial lakes, and experience the tranquility of the Bulgarian countryside.

Official Camping Sites in Bulgaria

Bulgaria offers a variety of official campsites that cater to campervan travelers, providing essential amenities and convenient access to popular attractions. Here are some of the best camping sites in Bulgaria, known for their facilities and scenic locations.

  • Camping Veliko Tarnovo: Located near the historic city of Veliko Tarnovo, this campsite offers stunning views of the medieval fortress of Tsarevets. The site features spacious pitches for campervans, modern facilities, and a swimming pool.
  • Camping Gradina: Situated on the Black Sea coast near Sozopol, Camping Gradina is a popular choice for beach lovers. The site offers direct access to the beach, as well as amenities such as restaurants, bars, and water sports facilities.
  • Camping Velingrad: Nestled in the Rhodope Mountains, Camping Velingrad is a peaceful retreat surrounded by lush forests and mineral springs. The site features well-maintained pitches, clean facilities, and opportunities for hiking and relaxation.

Activities and Experiences in Bulgaria

Bulgaria offers a wealth of activities for campervan travelers, from exploring ancient ruins to enjoying outdoor adventures. Take your campervan on day trips to discover the best of Bulgaria's cultural heritage and natural beauty.

  • Wine Tasting in the Thracian Valley: Bulgaria is renowned for its wine production, particularly in the Thracian Valley. Visit local wineries, sample delicious wines, and learn about the winemaking process. Many wineries offer campervan-friendly parking and tours.
  • Hiking in the Pirin Mountains: The Pirin Mountains offer challenging hiking trails, stunning alpine scenery, and diverse flora and fauna. Park your campervan at the foot of the mountains and embark on unforgettable hiking adventures.
  • Exploring the Rose Valley: During the rose harvesting season (May-June), the Rose Valley comes alive with vibrant colors and fragrant aromas. Visit rose distilleries, learn about rose oil production, and enjoy the picturesque landscapes.

Bulgarian cuisine: Fresh, spicy and influenced by the Balkans

Bulgarian cuisine is diverse, delicious and very affordable. It is known for its fresh salads, grilled meat and the use of yogurt.


What you should definitely try:


  • šŸ„—Ā Shopska Salad:Ā The famous salad made from tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and onions, generously covered with grated brine cheese (Sirene).
  • 🄩 Kavarma:Ā A hearty stew of pork or chicken with lots of vegetables, often served in a clay pot.
  • 🄣 Tarator:Ā A cold cucumber-yogurt soup with garlic and dill - perfect for hot summer days.
  • šŸ«“Ā Baniza:Ā A puff pastry, usually filled with cheese, that is eaten at any time of the day.
  • šŸ·Ā Lokale Weine:Ā Bulgaria has a long wine tradition. Try the red varieties Mavrud or Melnik.

Camping in Bulgaria: Between modern resorts and simple nature

The camping infrastructure in Bulgaria is twofold: modern on the coast, often simple and adventurous inland.


  • šŸ•ļøĀ Wild camping & free standing:


  • Wild camping with mobile homes is officially not allowed in Bulgaria. This prohibition is also monitored on the touristy Black Sea coast. In the sparsely populated interior and in the mountains, a single, inconspicuous overnight stay is often tolerated, but there is no legal certainty.


  • 🚐 Official campsites & pitches:


  • This is the safest and recommended way to stay overnight.
  • Campsites on the coast: Along the Black Sea coast you will find numerous modern and well-equipped campsites, which often belong to large hotel complexes.
  • Campsites in the interior: In the interior of the country, the pitches are less frequent and often simpler. Many are small, family-run sites that offer an authentic experience.


On Campcruisers you will find a selection of bookable camping and private RV pitches. Take a look, maybe the perfect spot for your Bulgaria trip is already there?


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